Grounders spark baseball chatter from Rock Island to Danville
The column notes Boosters praise after three of six games at Rock Island, Dubuque signs outfielder Howard Daringer, Springfield dominance draws umpire criticism, and Danville worries linger as Waterloo shows strong outfield hitting. Ground-hopping fans crowd the opener at Rock Island with 6140 paid admissions.
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Rock Island
Dubuque
Miiners
Howard Daringer
Mayer
White
Cind, Pormal
Boosters
Waterloo
Long
Rock Island Union
Waterloo Takes Two Of Three In Weekend Ball Tilt
Waterloo wins two of three against Rock Island with strong fielding and base running. Chase stars in center and contributes two hits while Reidy injures ankle. Scoring features include two base hits by Chase and Wakely with solid defense and timely plays.
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Hal Chase
Reidy
A. L. Milsap
Rock Island
Waterloo
Ifleyyese
Chase
Fremer
Wilk Ab Ceanetaepe
Milsap
Harrington
Capr
Njeleroae
Wakely
HPOA
Hunter
Manush
Callahan
Leary
Slattery
Kelly
Kohl
Vogel
Quiesser
Open Meeting for Boosters in Waterloo Chamber
Waterloo Chamber of Commerce holds an open meeting at the Waterloo club to discuss a hotel fund with Thomas Cascaden Jr and pave a new street to Westfield and waivers for street car pavement near tracks. The factory committee reports on securing the Dart Manufacturing Company of Anderson Indiana and other matters of broad civic importance.
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Chamber of Commerce
Waterloo Club
Thomas Cascaden, Jr
Waterloo West
Westfield
All of Waterloo
Jefferson
Wellington Streets
Wome Park
Prospect Park
Fourth Street
Dart Manufacturing Company
Anderson, Ind
Scores in Regional Baseball Matchups Across Central and Midwest
In Chicago Chicago 2 beat New York American Association. Minneapolis 19 Columbus 4. St Paul 9 Toledo 1. Kansas City 7 Louisville 3. Milwaukee 3 Indianapolis 2. Central Association results include Burlington 1 Hannibal 3. Ottumwa 0 Kewanee 6. Galesburg 8 Monmouth 0.
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Springfield
Tao Davenport
Bloomington
Waterloo
Abba
Dubuque
Rock
Danville
Philadelphia
Detroit
New York
Rostanabe
Washington
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Mee
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Wichita
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Central Association
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Hannibal
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American Association
Minneapolis
Columbus
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Toledo
Louisville
Indianapolis
Rube Waddell’s Troubled Third Marriage
In St Louis on May 10 the eccentric pitcher Rube Waddell faces a jaded public image and turmoil as his third marriage collapses after protests from Mrs Waddell and family disputes. She leaves for New Orleans with her parents’ urging, ending the union.
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St. Louis
Rube Waddell
Rube
Mrs. Waddell
New Orléans
New Alliance
Kentucky Derby Feature Today at Churchill Downs
Louisville May 10. At least ten horses start in the thirty sixth Kentucky Derby with a large field and potential showers. Waldo and Dona lead public money as entries include Topland Star Fighting Bob Bellufs Gallant Pirate John Furlong and others.
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Louisville
Churchill Downs
Waldo
Donau
Price
Powers
Joe Morris
T. Rice
Dona
Herbert
Boala Boala
Baartin
Topland
Austin
Star Fighting Bob
Rellufs
Tal G M. Miller
Pirate Kennedy
Tal John Furlong
Tol
John Davey Proposes National Campaign for Birds
Humboldt Ohio May 10 John Davey known as the father of tree surgery unveils an illustrated address and a plan for a national campaign to protect birds and curb cats and crows amid his defense of trees as human in value and importance
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John Davey
Kent
Campaign to Protect Song Birds From Birds and Caterpillars
Mr Davey warns that sparrows English sparrows and crows threaten song birds and that fighting them is necessary to curb the webb worm or tent caterpillar which devastates foliage and timber. He urges killing natural enemies of birds to win the war and denounces careless tree slashing.
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America
East
Davey
Deafness cure offered by institutions remedies notice
An advertisement claims deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tube and mentions a cure by institutional remedies. It offers one hundred dollars for any case of deafness caused by catarrh that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure and invites readers to request circulars.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
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